Mediastorm Seltzer Man

April 12, 2012 • Storytelling, Video

Very nicely done documentary on an age old vocation, the seltzer man. Beautiful cinematography and storytelling at its finest.

Remember These Days is a product of the MediaStorm Storytelling Workshop, where participants work alongside MediaStorm staff to create an intimate, character-driven documentary in just one week. Learn more about upcoming MediaStorm workshops and online training at mediastorm.com/train.

Credits

Video and Photography: Frederic Menou, Galen Clarke
Interview: Galen Clarke
Editor: Marian Liu
Director of Photography: Rick Gershon
Intern: Andrew Hida
Graphics: Tim Klimowicz
Producer: Eric Maierson
Executive Producer: Brian Storm

About the Author: Vogue Fish

Comments are closed.

« Hamster Cookie Jar Speak Like Kristen Stewart Only More Good »

Latest Reviews

Designer Resources

Latest
Popular
Random
Tags

DaVinci Resolve 12.5 Free Download

January 28, 2017

Hate to resource myself out of a job but I can’t help but give away freebies and tips as I find them! https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

BROS ON INSTAGRAM w/ Jimmy Tatro – Betch!

December 25, 2016

Love.This.Video. I cannot stop watching it. So well done. Topical, funny, clever. Enjoy!

What Happens to Cinema in the Age of VR?

October 27, 2016

From nofilmschool.com: What is the future of cinematic storytelling when virtual reality starts to take center stage? Industry professionals and indie makers alike have been

Making VR: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly

October 17, 2016

With the release of FRONTLINE’S latest 360 project, “Night of the Storm”, Kenzie Audette reveals the post production process for a 360 project. In the spirit of
DaVinci Resolve 12.5 Free Download

January 28, 2017

Hate to resource myself out of a job but I can’t help but give away freebies and tips as I find them! https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

REMEMBER THAT DAY

April 6, 1993

I thought I was going to dive head and palms first into Hong Kong harbor. But I didn’t. Instead, I recovered on my backside and only my ego was bruised. I looked up at my

Remembering Hong Kong ‘98

April 22, 1998

First impression: Survived dramatic landing at Kai Tak airport. Rewarded with a humid, sticky airport. Last impression: Getting continually searched at customs… Had to

Hong Kong Film Basics (1999)

January 3, 1999

Why are they all subtitled? Hong Kong films are made in Cantonese by an industry whose primary audience is in Hong Kong, the rest of Asia second. The fact that the rest of the
Milo and Otis

November 17, 2007

Country: Japan Director: Masanori Hata Writer: Masanori Hata Producer: Hisashi Hieda, Masaru Kakutani Cast: Shigeru Tsuyuguchi, Kyôko Koizumi, Dudley Moore (English version)

A Beautiful New World (1999)

October 11, 2003

Director: Shi Runjiu Producer: Peter Loehr Writers: Liu Fen Dou, Zhang Yang, Hou Xin, Diao Yi Nan, Cai Xiang Jun Editor: Yang Hong Yu Cast: Jiang Wu, Tao Hong, Wu Bai, Ren Xian Qi

What Happens to Cinema in the Age of VR?

October 27, 2016

From nofilmschool.com: What is the future of cinematic storytelling when virtual reality starts to take center stage? Industry professionals and indie makers alike have been

Magic Crane, The (1993)

November 17, 2007

Country: Hong Kong; Director: Benny Chan; Writer: Tsui Hark; Producer: Tsui Hark Cast: Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Rosamund Kwan Chi-Lam, Damian Lau (Chung Yan),
action AFF Akira Kurosawa Andy Lau Tak-Wah animation anime avid media composer Brigitte Lin cats china chow yun fat festivals fiction final cut pro hollywood hong kong horror india jackie chan japan johnnie to Johnnie To Kei-Fung john woo korea korean Lam Suet lau ching wan Leslie Cheung Kwok-Wing maggie cheung martial arts Pacific Asia Museum screening Seijun Suzuki south korea Stanley Tong Tadanobu Asano taisho trilogy takashi miike Takeshi Kaneshiro Takeshi Kitano tony leung chiu-wai tsui hark vietnam Wai Ka-Fai writing